Height approximations and reversal #
The height approximation uses future interval infima. Reversal is extended constantly
beyond its horizon, with the left-limit convention of reverseIncrements.
This module supplies the deterministic and measurability part of H02. The occupation-limit, ancestral, support, positive-erasure and restart theorems of the H02 contract remain open.
The interval infimum I^s_t = inf_{[s ∧ t, t]} X.
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- BGW.StableTrees.futureInf f t s = ⨅ (u : ↑(Set.Icc (min s t) t)), ↑f ↑u
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Minimal-exploration occupation approximation ε⁻¹ Leb{s ≤ t | X_s < I^s_t + ε}.
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The time-reversed process at t: u ↦ X_t - X_{(t - u ∧ t)-} (constant after t).
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- BGW.StableTrees.reversedPath t f u = ↑f t - Function.leftLim (↑f) (t - min u t)
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The reversed path is càdlàg (so reversedAt is never junk).
The reversed process at t as a DLoc element (junk DLoc.zero never occurs).
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- BGW.StableTrees.reversedAt t f = if h : IsCadlag (BGW.StableTrees.reversedPath t f) then ⟨BGW.StableTrees.reversedPath t f, h⟩ else BGW.Skorokhod.DLoc.zero
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The reversal fallback is excluded at every path and horizon.
On [0,t] the reversed path is the sealed reverseIncrements of the restriction.
(t, f) ↦ reversedAt t f is jointly measurable.
Law of the reversed prefix: for each t > 0, reversal at t preserves the law of the
prefix [0,t] (sealed map_reverseIncrements_stableProcessLaw, transferred to DLoc).
The height H_t = M_t(reversed process at t): the H01 supremum local time of the
time-reversed process.
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The raw (extended-real) height: liminf of the approximations along supEps θ.
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- BGW.StableTrees.heightRaw θ f t = Filter.liminf (fun (k : ℕ) => ENNReal.ofReal (BGW.StableTrees.heightApprox (BGW.StableTrees.supEps θ k) f t)) Filter.atTop
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Joint measurability of the chosen version (t, f) ↦ H_t(f).
For every fixed path f, s ↦ H_s(f) is measurable (so exploration is not junk).
x ↦ I^{x⁺}_t as a function on ℝ.
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The Stieltjes function of x ↦ I^{x⁺}_t (junk zero only if the spec failed).
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The minimal exploration measure ρ_t = ∫_{(0,t]} 1{H_s ∈ ·} d_s I^s_t, a measure on
heights ((·).toNNReal of the real height; heights are a.s. nonnegative).
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Guard against the Measure.map fallback: the height section is measurable on ℝ.
Top of the support of a measure on heights (junk 0 for the zero measure).
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Remove the top m units of mass: for m = 0 nothing is removed; otherwise keep ρ
strictly below the cut, and put the remaining part of the mass of ρ(Ici cut) as an atom at the
cut. (For m > 0 and finite ρ the cut set is nonempty; without the m = 0 branch an
unbounded support would give junk cut 0.)
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Append ν above the support of ρ: heights of ν are shifted by topHeight ρ.
PRECONDITION: this represents the source concatenation only when ρ has BOUNDED support
(topHeight is an sSup in ℝ≥0, junk 0 for unbounded support); characterization lemmas
must carry that hypothesis.
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- BGW.StableTrees.concatAbove ρ ν = ρ + MeasureTheory.Measure.map (fun (x : NNReal) => x + BGW.StableTrees.topHeight ρ) ν
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Erasing zero mass leaves every measure unchanged.
Raw-prefix measurability: H_t is measurable for the σ-algebra generated by
DLoc.restrict t.
Interval infima of a local càdlàg path have a genuine finite lower bound.
An interval infimum bounds each value in its interval.
The infimum at its terminal time is the terminal value.
The future infimum is nondecreasing in its starting time.
A future interval infimum is the running infimum of the centered shifted interval.
The future interval infimum is jointly measurable in its two times and path.
Joint measurability of the approximation in (ε, t, f).
heightRaw is measurable in f for each t.
For every path, x ↦ I^x_t is monotone and right-continuous.
Total mass ρ_t(ℝ≥0) = X_t - I_t for every path (the atom at s = t is kept).
Reversal turns a terminal window infimum into a prefix supremum at a continuity time.
Reflection of the reversal equals the future-infimum gap at continuity times.